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Hotel Yanil

  • Price€55–€80/night (~$60–$87)
  • Category3 Star Hotel
  • Rating★ 4.0

Hotel Yanil is a three-star hotel on Calle López Moreno 5 in the city centre of Melilla, Spain's autonomous enclave on the north coast of Africa. The name Yanil reflects the Arabic-Berber naming tradition that is part of Melilla's multicultural identity — the city has been shaped by Amazigh, Sephardic Jewish, Spanish, and Moroccan cultural influences over centuries, and this layered heritage is visible in the city's architecture, cuisine, and daily life.

Hotel Yanil

Hotel Yanil is a three-star hotel on Calle López Moreno 5 in the city centre of Melilla, Spain's autonomous enclave on the north coast of Africa. The name Yanil reflects the Arabic-Berber naming tradition that is part of Melilla's multicultural identity — the city has been shaped by Amazigh, Sephardic Jewish, Spanish, and Moroccan cultural influences over centuries, and this layered heritage is visible in the city's architecture, cuisine, and daily life. The hotel occupies a position in the central district close to the main commercial streets, with the Plaza de España, the Modernista heritage buildings, and the fortified old town of Melilla la Vieja all reachable on foot in under 15 minutes. Guest rooms are available in standard double and single configurations, with air conditioning and television in all rooms. A bar on the premises provides a comfortable setting for evening drinks and informal gatherings. Parking is available nearby, a practical convenience for guests arriving by car via the Melilla ferry terminal or the Beni Enzar border crossing from Morocco. At rates of €55–€80 per night, Hotel Yanil sits in the mid-budget segment of Melilla's three-star category, offering reliable city-centre accommodation for independent travellers, short-stay business visitors, and guests interested in the city's cultural heritage and Mediterranean beaches. The beach at Playa de los Cárabos is reachable by local bus or taxi from the city centre in approximately 10–15 minutes. The port ferry terminal for sailings to Almería and Málaga on the Spanish mainland is approximately 10–15 minutes on foot or a short taxi ride from Calle López Moreno. The hotel's combination of central location, nearby parking, and a bar with a local atmosphere makes it a characterful and practical base for exploring one of Spain's most distinctive and culturally layered cities.

Room types

  • Standard double
  • Single

Amenities

  • Wi-Fi
  • Air conditioning
  • Bar
  • TV
  • Parking nearby

Location

Calle López Moreno 5, 52001 Melilla

35.2917, -2.9393 View on map

Highlights

  • Three-star hotel on Calle López Moreno with a bar, air conditioning, and parking nearby in central Melilla
  • Mid-budget three-star rates from €55/night in a walkable city-centre location
  • Walking distance to Plaza de España, the Modernista heritage district, and Melilla la Vieja
  • Bar on the premises for evening drinks and a relaxed social gathering space
  • Nearby parking available for guests arriving by car via the ferry or Beni Enzar border crossing

Tips for visiting

  • The nearby parking is one of the hotel's practical advantages for car arrivals off the ferry — confirm the exact location with reception at check-in
  • The bar is a good spot for getting local recommendations from staff on Melillense restaurants and cultural events in the city
  • Book ahead for summer and Semana Santa; three-star central rooms in Melilla have limited inventory and fill quickly in peak periods
  • The city-centre location means most of Melilla's major sights are walkable — ask at reception for a self-guided Modernista walking route
  • Taxis from the hotel to the port are quick and typically cost under €6 for the short ride to the ferry terminal

Accessibility

Hotel Yanil is situated in a city-centre building on Calle López Moreno; guests with mobility requirements should contact the property before booking to confirm lift access and the availability of adapted room configurations.

Frequently asked questions

What does the name Yanil refer to?

Yanil reflects the Arabic-Berber cultural tradition present in Melilla, a city shaped by centuries of Amazigh, Sephardic Jewish, Spanish, and Moroccan influences. The name underscores the multicultural identity that distinguishes Melilla from other Spanish cities.

Is there a bar at Hotel Yanil?

Yes, Hotel Yanil has a bar on the premises where guests can enjoy drinks during the evening. The bar also serves as a space for informal meetings or relaxing after a day's sightseeing.

Is parking available near the hotel?

Parking is available nearby, making the hotel convenient for guests who arrive by car via the ferry terminal or the Beni Enzar border crossing from Morocco. Confirm the exact parking location with reception.

How far is Hotel Yanil from Melilla la Vieja?

Melilla la Vieja, the ancient fortified old town, is within easy walking distance of Calle López Moreno. The entrance to the old town is approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the hotel.

Does the hotel have a restaurant?

Hotel Yanil has a bar but not a full-service restaurant. A selection of restaurants and cafés serving Melillense, Spanish, and Moroccan-influenced cuisine is available within a short walk of the hotel.

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